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Highlights
- Habitat of the Month: Oysters
- Herring Recovery at Plymouth Rock: A Thanksgiving Story
- Call for Nominations: 2012 Nancy Foster Habitat Conservation Awards, Deadline is January 18, 2013
- New Species of Deep-Sea Coral Spotted off San Francisco
- Two New Projects Proposed to Restore The Gulf
- Fall Water Temps Help Rockfish Choose Habitat
- Eelgrass—Habitat of the Month
- Fish Returning to Restored Habitat in Great Lakes Faster than Expected
- “Coral Hotspots” Found in Deepwater Canyons off Northeast U.S. Coast
- Habitat of the Month—Estuaries
- Military Veterans Help Rebuild Northern California Fisheries
- Landfill Turned Urban Oasis—Wetland Now Home to Fish and Birds
- Habitat Restoration Creates Jobs, Boosts Local Economies
- Trash to Treasure: Removing Marine Debris from Hawaii’s Coral Reefs
- Fish Jumping to Get Back to White Salmon River
- Fish Already Returning to Elwha River after Dam Removal
- Students Learn About Habitat with NOAA
- Dams: How Industrial Age Technology is Costing Us
- Cruising for Deep-Sea Coral in Alaska
- Maine Dam Removal Will Improve Access to 1,000 Miles of Habitat
- Lobstermen Haul up Trash, Protect Habitat
- River Restoration Results in Record Fish Runs
- Restoring Abalone: The Time is Now
- Oyster Restoration Creates Jobs in Alabama
- Habitat Restoration in Michigan: A Big Bang for the Buck
- Three Foster Award Winners Honored at NOAA Headquarters
- New Bridge Opens Up River for Fish and Hikers
- NOAA Prevents Island Cat-astrophe
- Restoration to Begin after Oil Spill in San Francisco Bay
- Fish in the Southeast Get Locked Up!
- Major Coral Restoration Underway in Puerto Rico
- Want to create jobs? Restore habitat.
- Restored Habitat in Oregon Benefits Salmon, Creates Jobs
- Habitat of the Month—Deep-Sea Corals
- Trees Slow River for Fish to Grow
- Historic Coho Salmon Breeding Ground Re-opened in California
- Habitat of the Month—Oyster Reefs
- Dam Removal Benefits Fish . . . and Oysters
- Coastal Habitats Store More Carbon Than Tropical Forests
- Habitat of the Month—Mangrove Forest
- Condit Dam Removed with a Bang—Fish and Boaters Cheer
- Restoration Creates Jobs: What's Good for Nature is Good for the Economy
- Hawaiian Coral Reefs Worth $34 Billion
- Restoring a Freshwater Marsh: Finding Common Ground Between Farmers and Fish
- Louisiana Barrier Island Restoration—Combating one of the Highest Rates of Wetland Loss in the World
- $36.8 Million to Help with Restoration after San Francisco Bay Oil Spill
- Estuaries—Habitat of the Month
- NOAA Awards Nearly $5 Million to Great Lakes Restoration
- Largest Dam Removal in U.S. History Begins With Help from NOAA
- Deep-Sea Coral Exploration Takes NOAA Researchers to New Depths
- NOAA Monitors Hurricane Irene’s Effects on the Chesapeake Bay
- Habitat of the Month: Seagrass
- Clearing the Water in Hawaii’s Kaneohe Bay
- NOAA Expedition Discovers New Deep-Sea Coral Mounds
- Removing Marine Debris in the Great Lakes
- Habitat of the Month: Barrier Islands
- Returning Tides Transform Salt Ponds to Marshes
- Salmon Make Comeback in Northern California
- NOAA’s NW Region Recognized for Innovative Fish Passage Design
- Speed Bump Slows Tidal Flow, Accelerates Marsh Restoration
- Montrose Restoration—10 Years of Progress in Southern California
- Habitat of the Month: Coastal Wetlands
- Now Accepting Nominations for the Nancy Foster Awards
- New Report: The Status of Fish Habitat in the U.S.
- EFH Mapper—Getting Better All the Time
- Dam Removal Brings Life Back to River
- Working with Our Partners to Restore Habitat in the Gulf of Mexico
- Restoration Scoping for BP Oil Spill Begins
- New Projects Will Restore Habitat in the Southeast
- Recovery Act Marine Debris Removal Project Wraps Up in Washington
- Penobscot River Restoration Project Takes Major Step Toward Opening 1,000 Miles of Habitat
- Dam Removal Success Celebrated by NOAA's NE Region
- Tides Flow Free Again in Brewster, Massachusetts
- Dam removal opens fish passage on Patapsco River in Maryland
- The Chesapeake Bay is Where the Action's At
- Extreme Corals: NOAA's Expedition to Study Deep-Sea Ecosystems
- Alabama Oyster Restoration Project Resumes After Oil Spill
- NOAA Restoration Center Awards $11 Million for Coastal Restoration Projects
- Responding to the Deepwater BP Oil Spill
- Maunalua Project Removes 1 Million Pounds of Algae
- South Atlantic Deep-sea Corals Find Safety in Historic Amendment
- Be Heard: Your Input is Needed...Estuary Habitat Restoration Strategy